From Historic US Revival Site to Jerusalem, Christians Rally for Communion 250: 'Mighty Move of God'

Christians have held large-scale coordinated communion services since the early 2000s at sites tied to past religious awakenings in the United States. Organizers trace one key starting point to gatherings at Asbury University in Kentucky, a campus known for a 1970 revival that lasted 185 hours and drew national attention at the time.

On September 28, 2026, participants in 156 locations across multiple countries took part in the Communion 250 event. They met at college campuses, state capitols, public parks, and open fields, where groups conducted worship, prayer, and public evangelism stretches that ran as long as 50 hours in some places. The coordinated effort reached from U.S. revival locations to a central gathering point in Jerusalem.

The event placed fresh activity inside a long-running pattern of Christians marking anniversaries and seeking renewed participation through shared ritual at public sites. It now rests on how those who joined choose to carry the practice forward from the locations where it occurred.